GOREWEAR Mens Daily Cycling Jersey

I've been taking full advantage of my prime membership and have tried and returned several Gorewear, Rapha, Endura , and Pas Normal road/gravel styles and sizes. Here's what you need to know about Gorewear: Gore lists both EU and US sizing, which normally means to size up, but Amazon goes by the US sizing, so it might not be needed - read on for more. These aren't cheap jerseys, but the quality is on par with the price. The cut & colors are modern, and branding is tastefully minimal. All of Gore's jersies are made of a nice, premium fabric and ride reasonably cool, but you can find better airflow on summer-specific jersies. For my 3 - 5 hour rides in midwest & east coast summers, it's not a problem. Sizing - the tricky part Me - 5'8", 150lbs, lean, but a bit of "extra" right above the waist. Annoyingly right between US S and M. Waist 33" / 84cm Chest 37 / 94cm Shoulders 42 / 106cm Being of slight build, I make the most of my ability to pull off the cyclist look and prefer my jersies snug, but not vacuum tight. Torrent Jersey - This jersey has an uncompromising race fit. Even within your proper size, a broad chest and thin waist are needed. If you're even slightly squishy around the middle (like me) you end up with an ego-bruisingly tight fit around your belly and floppy chest/shoulders. My final preference was US-M / EU-L. It's still a touch tight in the midsection, but I can lay off the cake to fix that. Everyday Jersey - the race fit jersey of the people. You still need to be on the lean side to make this work, but it's much more forgiving without becoming a loose, flappy mess. Be aware that the sizing changes though. My preference for a snug fit ended up being US S / EU M, but bumping up one size would probably work too. Again, cake moderation.... After all the rounds of ordering, I'm really happy with the jerseys, but would advise Prime ordering several and returning the ones that don't work

This is a very nice jersey. I'm 6'1" and 185 lbs at 60 yo I've developed a small baby bump from carb loading 1 pint at a time so race fit isn't for me anymore. My chest measurement is 42" waist 36" and baby bump is 38 (embarrassing to write but maybe it'll help you out). This Gore jersey in a Large fits really well. Not too tight and not to loose - a loose jersey sucks on a road bike. The neck opening is just right. I ride 4 to 5x a week and this jersey is in the rotation because of the fit and feel. I don't like the zipper on the "wrong" side but it's not a deal breaker as I only use it twice for a ride.

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Let me start by saying that I used other reviews to find my correct size. (bad move) Most are saying to order 2 sizes up, but that wasn't the case. I wear a XL T-shirt and that's what I ordered first. NOPE, loose and I could pull the jersey over my butt. I'm 6'4" 205lbs and a medium fits the correct way. I like my jerseys tight and the correct length. They shouldn't flap in the wind and bunch up will in a cycling position. If you want a baggy mess, go a few sizes up or just buy a cheap T-shirt.

This is a very nice jersey but beware of the sizing when ordering. Amazon has repeatedly sent me a small size instead of medium because of the label. Strangely the label has an EU size M and US size S. I guess Europeans think we’re fat.

I thought this was a beautiful jersey. Materials were excellent I just didn't like the colors on me. It was a very nice high quality jersey. Size ran true for me.

Don't be overly fascinated by brands like RAPHA, ASSOS, and MAAP; I've worn them all, but looking back, GORE WEAR products are actually more comfortable and durable. Of course, ASSOS definitely makes the best cycling shorts in the industry. However, for cycling jerseys and jackets, GORE WEAR truly excels. I hope everyone can consider GORE WEAR more!

Designed in Germany and made in Romania. Obviously, someone got the dimensions way wrong. Maybe its an XL in Asia but the jersey fits as a M in America. Also, too short, doesn't even cover my navel. For the price ($100.00) there are much better manufacturers out there. Pockets in the back are well designed but with no ventilation and a very clingy fabric this jersey is best avoided.

Very average jersey. I expected more from Gore. Doesn't wick away sweat very well. Nice and warm though.

Bought an XL but ended up getting a XXL for some reason. Not even mad as it fits me just right (6'3, 220lbs). So I would order one size or even two up. Form fitting but not compression tight like other jerseys. Light weight, breathable and the quality you expect from goretex items(this is not made with goretex but made by the same company that makes goretex). Definitely feels and looks like a $100 jersey.

Lo ha utilizado un par de veces con una térmica debajo y perfecto a una temperatura de 10grados. Es cómodo y ligero. Es una compra segura

Gore wear stuff is good value & well made, especially for the price I paid. The size is a little smaller than some cycling stuff I would wear, but the same as other cycling brands such as Castilli. I would be an XL in most stuff but an XXL in some cycling gear.

Love the design, and feel. Feels high end, which Gore is I suppose. The price of the black one was so reasonable. I’m a size 42/44” chest, 13st 6lbs (85.28kg). The XXL is slightly too large, but I don’t mind the loose fit, and on colder days wearing a base layer doesn’t give a tight feel. 2 open pockets are good size for gels or bars etc, and the zip pocket just large enough for a card wallet, or medium size smartphone.